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Original press cuttings taken from Galway Now magazine, Galway Independent, Galway Advertiser, Galway City Tribune, Western People, Mayo News and the Connacht Sentinel. "Geldof and parade to headline Galway Arts Festival '04" (Galway Advertiser, 10 Jun) "Chinese companies make Irish debut at city's Arts Festival" (Galway City Tribune, 11 Jun) "Top line-up for festival literary programme" (Galway City Tribune, 18 Jun) "All the fun of the fair in another Thierree fantasy." (Galway City Tribune, 25 Jun)

Original press cuttings taken from Galway Advertiser, Blitz Galway Guide magazine, the Tuam Herald, Galway Independent, Galway City Tribune and the Connacht Sentinel. Headlines include "The sexual complexity of minors" (Galway Advertiser, 1 Jul) "Rocking at the Roisin for the Arts Festival" (1 Jul, Galway Advertiser) "Festival puts spotlight on new cutting-edge drama" (City Tribune, 2 Jul) "Literary line-up that will have audiences drooling" (City Tribune, 2 Jul) "Exciting new dance project to get world premiere in Galway" (Galway City Tribune, 2 Jul) "600 take to streets as Macnas parade makes a comeback" (Galway City Tribune, 2 Jul) "Numbers up [for Festival] but tourism spend shows serious drop" (Galway City Tribune, 2 Jul) "World premiere of Trad in Druid" (Galway Independent, 7 Jul)

Original press cuttings taken from The Tuam Herald and Galway Advertiser. Headlines include "Music fans can feast at this year's Galway Arts Festival" (The Tuam Herald, 8 Jul) "That Macnas magic is back on the streets of Galway" (Tuam Herald, 8 Jul) "Kevin McAleer brings his uncommonly good comedy to Galway" (Galway Advertiser, 8 Jul) "Best of British - The Royal Court & The Bush [theatres come to Galway Arts Festival" (Galway Advertiser, 8 Jul) File includes articles with detailed coverage and listing of events in the Galway Arts Festival including theatre, music, comedy, dance and literature.

Original press cuttings taken from Galway Advertiser, Galway City Tribune and the Connacht Sentinel. Headlines include "Tommy turns the air blue as he kickstarts Arts Festival" (The Connacht Sentinel, 13 Jul) "Unusual music double bill captures the imagination" (Tribune Life Entertainment, 9 Jul) File includes detailed coverage and features on events as part of the Galway Arts Festival.

Original press cuttings taken from the Galway Independent, Galway Advertiser, Galway City Tribune and the Connacht Sentinel. Headlines include "Macnas back to what they do best and 65,000 crowd love it" (The Connacht Sentinel, 20 Jul) "Hamlet gets humorous with The Prince of Denmark" (Galway Advertiser, 22 Jul) "Graham Knuttel at the Bold Gallery" (Galway Advertiser, 22 Jul) "Masterly prose and poetry for the arts festival" (Galway Advertiser, 22 Jul) File includes detailed coverage and listing of events as part of the Galway Arts Festival.

Original press cuttings taken from the Galway Advertiser, Galway Independent, Western People, Galway City Tribune, Galway Now magazine and Express It magazine. Headlines include "Good raw drama but with a few twists too many" [Flesh Wound by Che Walker, Royal Court Theatre] (Galway City Tribune, 23 Jul) "Great performances from Steppenwolf in story of relationships and infidelity" (Galway City Tribune, 23 Jul) "Bizarre blend creates a glorious Thierree fantasy" (Galway City Tribune, 23 Jul)

Original press cuttings taken from the Mayo News and Leitrim Observer. Includes image of Ray D'Arcy, Jimmy Lawlor and Phyll Lawlor at the opening of "On Yer Own Steam" by Jimmy Lawlor at the Galway Arts Festival.

Original press cuttings taken from national Irish press and publications.

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File of original press cuttings taken from the Irish Press, Irish Times, Sunday Press, Evening Press and Irish Independent. Headlines include "No home to go to. . . ! Covering Druid Theatre Company's production of Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass written and directed by Garry Hynes. File also includes black and white images of people attending Festival events and also of Festival organiser Ollie Jennings.